"The vascular components of Klippel–Trénaunay syndrome (KTS) and F P Weber syndrome (FPWS) have been well defined as “haemolymphatic malformations” using the Hamburg classification system. The CVM in KTS includes venous, lymphatic and capillary components, while the hallmark of FPWS is arteriovenous shunting, mainly combined with capillary malformations."
"The vascular components of Klippel–Trénaunay syndrome (KTS) and F P Weber syndrome (FPWS) have been well defined as “haemolymphatic malformations” using the Hamburg classification system. The CVM in KTS includes venous, lymphatic and capillary components, while the hallmark of FPWS is arteriovenous shunting, mainly combined with capillary malformations."
"The vascular components of Klippel–Trénaunay syndrome (KTS) and F P Weber syndrome (FPWS) have been well defined as “haemolymphatic malformations” using the Hamburg classification system. The CVM in KTS includes venous, lymphatic and capillary components, while the hallmark of FPWS is arteriovenous shunting, mainly combined with capillary malformations."
Expected headings
"Truncular versus extratruncular"
"The vascular components of Klippel–Trénaunay syndrome (KTS) and F P Weber syndrome (FPWS) have been well defined as “haemolymphatic malformations” using the Hamburg classification system. The CVM in KTS includes venous, lymphatic and capillary components, while the hallmark of FPWS is arteriovenous shunting, mainly combined with capillary malformations."